Using Learning Journals in E-Learning #425: Challenge | Recap
Looking for a way to practice working with variables and keep your learners focused and engaged? Try adding a learning journal ...
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My example is a journal addition to a Rise 360 course I created, Introduction to Meditation. The journal allows the learner to reflect on each type of meditation, then print their reflections on one page. Thanks to Wren Corcoran for the idea to use variable references to include all learner input onto one slide for printing.
You can view the journal here: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/7c3d1e34-09d7-4734-ab33-23d91686979a/review
The entire course is available here, with the journal inserted as a Storyline block on the session, Experience Different Types of Meditation: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/5136ab7c-81ee-4356-b57a-0525de0638c8/review
I am posting my submissions to the E-Learning Hero Challenges on my website: http://www.carriegurkin.com
You can view the journal here: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/7c3d1e34-09d7-4734-ab33-23d91686979a/review
The entire course is available here, with the journal inserted as a Storyline block on the session, Experience Different Types of Meditation: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/5136ab7c-81ee-4356-b57a-0525de0638c8/review
I am posting my submissions to the E-Learning Hero Challenges on my website: http://www.carriegurkin.com